"Right Of Search."

T"Iïs se.ems siillto be claimed by Grcat Brit;iin with b much dtieriuinaiion tis bclóre the last war. Almost every week we la-nr ofsoniL ncw mstahcc ihqrp our merqhonl thips liavtboen boarcied by British ciur&er, undr tiis pleu ufsearching ior claves. The y piy no respect to our frijón the African const, bul treat it with at much indignity as they coulJ the black fiag of ihc pirales. Shall suqh jliings be? Shall we tillaw our rirjtö b'e'.ratiipled upoii? our coirnnejce subjected to inault and oppression? No, t!ie spiritfpf a ree people who own no ninstcr, wil ere long be arpused. and rnake ilio eye of the Brilieh lion quail bnieaihiiB power. Much bettcr would il be if Englahd would turn lier search, j ing p.ropcisuie8 lo finding son.eiliing equal to Dr. SHERMAN'S MtDJCATED LOZENGES lor th? relie. of her eut-jects. Thvj hau iiow. been bal'ore the public, ior, more tha five yeor&, and thcreare no preparations Ik,e ihem to be found ior earching oui diseaso, and banis!)ing it irom the human frame. - Wornis find nu refuge or hiding-place when they are used. Coughs, Colds and ConBUinoiionB vani h away. and Headaclie, Palp'iialion and N.ervoue AfFectiond cease iho moment one of Siiernan'd Cumphor h:zeuLeb are taken into the Stomach. There is no mistake in ihom; they will euro the diirerentdiseawsfor whicn thoy ate reccommended sooner, than any preparationa now in use. Be sute end e?1 lne genuine, es the cpunoub artiolo wiil invartasbly do moro hun thar ' ood. t nii Aibv"'.